Tattoos involve injecting ink particles, intendedly, beneath the skin's surface using needles. While surface pigments fade naturally, deeper ink remains, forming permanent tattoos. To remove tattoos, we use multiple lasers to break down ink particles injected below the skin's surface into smaller fragments. When the ink fragments, skin cells like macrophages ingest them. Absorbed ink undergoes metabolic processes, gradually breaking down or expelling over several weeks. This treatment, repeated every 1-2 months, fades tattoos gradually.